MAF Medical Clinic
The MAF Medical Clinic plays a crucial role in supporting the NASA mission by protecting and maintaining the health and safety of the Agency’s greatest assets, the NASA workforce, all while partnering with the respective site tenants.
EMERGENCIES
For medical emergencies, please call 911 from a landline phone or 504.257.2333 from your cell phone. Please remember to state your location and remain in place until the First Responders arrive.
| Location | Contact Information |
| Building 320 first floor | Office: 504.257.2701 |
| Hours | Fax: 504.257.4425 |
| Monday – Friday | MAF-Medical@mail.nasa.gov |
| 6:30 AM – 3 PM | |
Services
MAF’s on-site Medical Clinic provides occupational health physical examinations identified in NPR 1800.1 related to job certifications and/or surveillances. In addition, services related to work-related illness or injuries, fitness center clearances, return-to-work evaluations, and non-emergency treatments and/or stabilization health services to employees and tenants are provided.
Under the direction of a Medical Director, the Medical Clinic is staffed with a Certified Nurse Practitioner, Registered Radiologic Technologist, and a Registered Medical Assistant who are prepared to support MAF’s medical needs.
If you have questions concerning services, please contact the Medical Clinic. You may also reach out to the NASA Occupational Health/Contracting Officer, L. Yaisa Wilson lykanta.y.wilson@nasa.gov.
*** Please note that in some instances the availability of physical exams for contractors is based on individual company contracts and may require a task order before certain services are rendered. ***
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